Can't Wait for Baseball!

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Attached is a pdf I scanned with the fall ball rosters. They have copies at the games with team assignements, but hopefully this will help.

Thank you very much.

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The Vermilion Team used strong pitching to power past the White Team. UL LAFAYETTE - Louisiana's Ragin' Cajuns baseball team concluded their annual Fall World Series as the Red Team won game five, 8-1, on Sunday, Nov. 13 at M.L. "Tigue" Moore Field. The Red Team won the series 4-1. The Red Team used a combination of excellent pitching and some clutch hitting to roll past the White Team. Red's pitchers combined for just one run - unearned - on eight hits. Buddy Glass earned the win for the Red Team allowing just one run in 3.0 innings of work. After a rain delay, T.J. Gros entered the game and worked 4.0 scoreless innings striking out two while walking a pair. Danny Farquhar entered the game in relief and pitched the final two innings. He faced nine batters, allowing only one hit striking out two. A trio of hitters led the way for the Red Team. Parker Jameson, Josh Landry and Jefferies Tatford all had three hits for the Red Team. Tatford was the only one of the three with an extra base hit. He ripped his second homerun of the series in the fifth inning. Tatford finished the afternoon with 3-for-4 with four RBI and two runs scored. The Red Team was the first to scratch the scoreboard. In the top of the third, a pair of singles by Cody Martin and Parker gave the Red Team their first runner in scoring position of the day. Landry singled to first and a fielding error by White's first baseman Matt Casbon allowed the runners to advance, scoring Martin. White answered in the bottom of the inning. After a single by John McCarthy, Will Long reached base on a throwing error by Matt Hicks advancing McCarthy to third. A ground ball by Devon Bourque was enough to plate McCarthy and knot the score at one apiece. In the top of the fourth inning, Tatford was hit by a pitch to start the inning. A single up the middle by Hicks, advanced Tatford to third with no one out. A sacrifice fly my Grant Derouen to right field gave Red a 2-1 lead. Just before the first batter of the bottom of the fourth inning, the game was halted due to a one hour and five minute rain delay. The Red Team added some insurance runs in the fifth inning. Parker and Landry both singled to give Red a pair of baserunners. A fly ball moved Parker to third. Tatford stepped to the plate with two on and two out. With a full count, he lifted a ball over the right field fence to give the Red team a 5-1 advantage. In the seventh inning, the Red Team used a pair of singles and a sacrifice fly to plate two more runners and stretch the lead to 7-1. Red added a run in the top of the ninth inning. Hicks hit his second sacrifice fly of the afternoon. Red wins the 2005 Red-White World Series 4-1. LOUISIANA SI